| On every slate | Free | DFS Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Cash build, in full | Yes | Yes |
| GPP 1, in full | Yes | Yes |
| GPP 2 through GPP 10 | — | Yes |
| DraftKings import file | Two rows | All eleven rows |
| Corrections before lock | On the free two | On all eleven |
| NFL, NHL and NBA | Yes | Yes |
| Next-morning scores on the posted lineups | Yes | Yes |
One subscription covers every sport RiskMode is running. Nothing about the free lineups changes — they were free before DFS Pro and they stay free.
$19.99 every month until you cancel. Billed monthly to the card you enter, starting the day you subscribe. No contract and no minimum — cancel from your account page in two clicks and you keep access to the end of the month you have already paid for.
You will be asked for an email address and card details on the payment provider's own page. RiskMode never sees or stores a card number.
This is lineup analysis, not a wager and not a contest entry. You are paying for the nine tournament builds and the import file. You enter contests yourself, on DraftKings, with your own money. RiskMode does not run contests, does not hold your entry fees and does not pay out prizes.
No result is promised. DFS is a losing game for most people who play it, including people using good lineups. Nothing here tells you what you will win, and a subscription is not an investment. The next-morning scores on every DFS page are what the posted lineups actually did against the real box scores, and they go up whether the number is good or terrible.
Lineups are posted about 90 minutes before lock and corrected up to roughly 30 minutes before, when a late scratch calls for it. If you import earlier than that, check back. If a slate is too small to build eleven genuinely different lineups, there are no lineups that day and the page says so — a month will have slates like that.
21 or older. DFS is not legal everywhere and it is your responsibility to know the rules where you are. Check your eligibility with DraftKings before you subscribe.
What you are charged. $19.99 plus any tax your jurisdiction requires, once a month, on the same day of the month you subscribed, to the card on file. The charge recurs automatically until you cancel. If the price ever changes you will be told by email at least 30 days before it applies, and you can cancel before then.
How to cancel. Open your account page and use the billing button. It takes you to the payment provider's own page, where Cancel is one click. You can also email [email protected] and it will be cancelled for you. Cancelling stops the next charge; access runs to the end of the period you have already paid for, and then the pages go back to showing you the free two.
Refunds. Email [email protected] within 7 days of a charge and that charge is refunded, no questions asked, as long as it is the charge in question and not every charge since you joined. After 7 days a charge is not refundable, because the lineups for those slates have already been posted and used. If a slate is missed for a reason at this end — nothing posted when it should have been — say so and that month is refunded or credited.
Your account. Signing in uses the email on your subscription or the access key on your account page. There is no password to lose. What is stored is what the payment provider stores to bill you; nothing about the lineups you look at is kept. The privacy page has the detail.
Ending the subscription from this end. If DFS Pro is ever wound down, every subscriber is told by email, billing stops that day, and any period already paid for is refunded pro rata.
Set a budget for DFS before you sit down and stop at it. A subscription is a cost on top of your entry fees, so if $19.99 a month matters to your bankroll, the free two are the right version of this product for you and they always will be.
If betting or DFS has stopped being fun, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER — free, confidential, 24 hours a day — or chat at ncpgambling.org.
